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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21326, 29 October 1932, Page 16

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Your Summer Togs! ARE THEY FRESH and CLEAN? t| Summer Clothes need Dry Cleaning regularly. They have a lot to put up with in hot, dusty, sweaty weather. They should be cleaned and sterilised frequently. Cleanliness demands it. IJ Dry Cleaning, as we do it, is a personal valet service in all those essentials which Particular People desire, it is DIFFERENT! CJ Our methods are different. Our cleaning solvent is different. The REbULI is different. fj Our personal valet service is hailed as a boon by men and women who have longed for just the kind of service we are now giving. <J You have only to try it to become a convert to its advantages and its undoubted economies. RING 43-719. We Collect and Deliver Promptly. N.Z. Towel Supply and Laundry Ltd. 67 VICTORIA STREET WEST.

Isn't this Right GREAT BRITAIN still leads the world in the manufacture of machinery. She holds all records on land, in the air, and on the sea. Recent events have shown that she has given the world a lead in restoring not only her own finances, hut those of other nations. No other nation in the world has shown such courage. No other nation could have faced Great Britain's difficulties and come through.. She has the courage. She has the men. She has the materials. All she needs now is the help of her Dominions in developing her world trade. Prosperity in Great Britain means prosperity in New Zealand. Great Britain's Generosity. At Ottawa Great Britain was generous. More generous than we thought she ought or could afford to be. But she regards her Dominions affectionately as her family—part of the great Commonwealth of Nations which makes up the British Empire—the greatest Empire that the world has ever known. Great Britain's Prosperity— Our Very Existence. Now it is. up to us to help her restore her prosperity—isn't it, Mr. Dairyfarmcr?. It is up to us, not only in gratitude for what Great Britain has done for. us, but because it means oup very existence. We must trade more with Great Britain-if she is tb continue to trade with us on her present lavish scale. Every penny spent by a New Zealander with a foreign country which could have been spent with Great Britain puts an extra load on our Homeland—and help 3 to spoil the market for New Zealand butter. Homeland Takes Practically Ail Our Butter. Great Britain is now practically our only remaining market for batter. In 1931 she took, besides her own quota, 20,000 tons which should have gone to Canada. Altogether in five years she took £81,000,000 more of our products than we did of hers. This cannot go on, Mr. Dairyfarmcr. Can it? What are the Other Countries Doing ? Russia Is buying large quantities of British machinery. Denmark isal* ready buying £10,000,000 worth of British goods annually and an exhibition of British goods is now being held in Denmark, opened by the Prince of Wales. These countries are striving to build up a reciprocal trade with Britain with a view to strengthening their position In the butter market in England. From Whom Will You Buy Your Separator? In buying a Cream Separator for youp*.<iairy or factoid you may choose the product of a foreign country or one from Great Britain. Let us look into'our trading position here, Mr. Dairyfarmer. "M" SWEDEN. In ten years ending 1931 Sweden took only £35,623 worth of our produce. We obliged her l>y taking £2,685,842 of her-products in return. Our unfavourable trade balance with Sweden was £2,650,219. Notvery good business, Mr. Dairyfarmer, eh? U.S.A. In ten years' trading ending 193 i we bough^'products from Uncle Sam valued at: £76,079,055. He took £30,221,244 worth of our' produce in return. So the trade balance was £45,857,811 to the bad. Great Brlt&lnFound the - Credits. \' , , And in these two transactions Great Britain found the credits in London. 1 THE ALL-BRITISH mm CREAM SEPARATOR ASKS FOR A PRACTICAL TRIAL AGA3NST THE BEST THE REST OF THE WORLD HAS TO OFFER! We make an unconditional offer for you to try the .New All-British Ball-bearing Lister against the best Separator you can select from any other country IN YOUR OWN.DAIRY. We will send it, without obligation, for you to place in your dairy and abide by the result. That's fair, isn't it. Mr. Dairyfarmer?. The Lister challenges'tho whole world in skimming efficiency, sturdincss and simplicity of construction, long life and downright value for money. In skimming efficiency alone it represents a distinct advance on anything the world has yet produced. Some of its many advantages include: PHOSPHOR BRONZE RUST-PROOF DISCS BALL-BEARING SPINDLE, SPLASH-FED LUBRICATED BALL-BEARINGS AT WORM WHEEL SHAFT SYPHON SYSTEM OF OIL CLEANING , CLOSEST SKIMMING GUARANTEED FREE SERVICE ON THE FARM LISTER SEPARATOR CO. (N.Z.) LTD., 37 Anzac Avenue, Auckland. Also at 283 Victoria Street, Hamilton: 51 Rangitikei-Street, Palmerston North; and at Box 345, Christchurch. Mail This Coupon To-day 1 LISTER SEPARATOR GO. (N.Z.) LTD., 37 Anzac Avenue, Auckland: f Please send me, without obligation, complete Illustrated Booklet j and Prico List of the s latest model All-British Lister Ball- : bearing Cream Separator so that I may study these at my • leisure. ' : L NAME: ADDRESS: